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PTSO Feb. 22, 2026 concert

Featuring Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra’s 2025 Young Artists’ Competition 2nd Prize winner in the Senior Division, percussionist Hayden Montgomery.

Hayden is a Chimacum High School and Peninsula College graduate. His parents are Jamie and Caleb Montgomery. He studied drums and percussion with Forrest Brennan and Terry Marsh. Hayden composed for and performed with the award-winning Chimacum Drumline and also performed for the All-Star Drumline. He placed 2nd in Multi Percussion at Washington State Solo Ensemble, first place in the Senior Division at Stars of Tomorrow, “Top Tenor” and “Most Improved” by All-Star Drumline’s staff, and graduated with Honors from Peninsula College. Hayden’s goal is to become a world-renowned composer.

PROGRAM

Tenors Without Borders by Forrest Brennan with percussionist Hayden Montgomery

Lincoln Portrait by Aaron Copland with guest narrator, Stanford Thompson

Dvorak, Symphony No. 6

Stanford Thompson is Executive Director of Equity Arc and a principal of Goldsmith Strategies where he is a leading national voice in arts education and leadership, specializing in promoting cultural equity and driving transformative change within underrepresented cultural communities. As the founder and former leader of Play On Philly, Stanford guided the organization for thirteen years, gaining international recognition for its use of music as a tool for social change. He also served as the Founding Board Chairman of El Sistema USA and Equity Arc, where he led complex strategic planning and organizational design initiatives that impact the lives of over 35,000 students across the country.

Stanford’s leadership has been instrumental in shaping the national conversation around equity in the arts, advocating for systemic change that creates more inclusive and accessible opportunities for cultural communities of all types. His expertise is sought by organizations ranging from small grassroots initiatives to major cultural institutions, where he helps leaders navigate the complexities of program development, audience engagement, and financial sustainability. A frequent keynote speaker and panelist, Stanford shares his insights on topics such as nonprofit leadership, arts education, and the role of the arts in personal development.

Stanford teaches on the faculty of the Global Leaders Institute, guiding leaders in not only developing their craft but also understanding the broader societal impact of their work. His extensive experience working with arts and cultural organizations, educational institutions, funders, and national service organizations aligns with his personal commitment to fostering sustainable growth and equity in the arts.

A proud graduate of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Talent Development Program, Stanford holds degrees from the Curtis Institute of Music and New England Conservatory.

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Port Townsend Chamber Music Series – Feb. 7, 2026

The Port Townsend Chamber Music Series performed a benefit concert on Saturday, February 7 at 2 pm at the Port Ludlow Beach Club, 121 Marina View Drive, Port Ludlow.

Featured artists shown in the photo above are Anne Burns, viola; Michael Carroll, piano; Barbara McColgan Pastore, harp; Lisa Lanza and Sung-Ling Hsu, piano; Howard Gilbert, Thomas Blomster and George Shaffer, percussion; Pamela Roberts, cello;  and Marina Rosenquist, violin. (See their biographies below.)

The free concert series features local soloists, chamber musicians and Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra members. No tickets or reservations are required. There are short receptions after each concert.

Donations were gratefully accepted at the door to benefit Chimacum High School’s Cowboy marching band which will represent Washington state at the nation’s Independence Day parade in Washington, D.C. on July 4, 2026.  The band’s booster club must raise approximately $100,000 for the trip to cover travel expenses and new lightweight uniforms for performers. Donations collected at the concert will support that effort.

Donations collected at this concert reached a total of $2220 to support the band.

Robert Nathan, president of the Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra board stated, “Our symphony orchestra’s chamber series team is excited to kick off this fund-raising effort to help support the Chimacum High School marching band. We are proud they were chosen as the only band to represent Washington for this important 250th national birthday celebration. This trip will be a wonderful music and teamwork experience for them.”  

NOTE: Guy Smith was originally scheduled to play lute interludes on this concert, but he became sick and unable to perform. Harpist Barbara McColgan Pastore had her iPad with her and was able to pull up a series of short harp pieces to fill in for Guy. We didn’t give the names of those pieces, but we will list Barb on the program below to capture the reality of what happened at the concert. Thank you, Barb, for that gift of music we all enjoyed.

PROGRAM


Downfall of Paris for Snare Drum Duo – Traditional 

South American Capers for Snare Drum Duo and Bass Drum by Sidney Berg

Violin Sonata, Op. 108 in D minor, Adagio and Presto agitato by Johannes Brahms

Sonata for Cello and Piano, Allegretto amabile by Jean Hure

Barbara McColgan Pastore, harp

“Fiestravaganza” Piano Duet by Shaun Choo

Barbara McColgan Pastore, harp

TAM-BAS Tambourine Solo? by James L.Moore 

Barbara McColgan Pastore, harp

Trio for Piano, Viola and Cello, Op. 11, Thema: Pria ch’io l’impegno by Ludwig von Beethoven 

Barbara McColgan Pastore, harp

Meditation from Thais for Cello and Harp by Jules Massenet

American Patrol for Snare Drum and Piano by Padre Martini (arr. By Forrest L. Buchtel)

ARTISTIC DIRECTORS

Pianist Michael Carroll studied with Robert Van Meter at Clarion State College, among others. Moved to Seattle in 1990. Has played numerous recitals, chamber music performances and concertos. As an experienced choral and vocal accompanist, he performed with many Seattle ensembles and soloists. Carroll was staff pianist and program annotator for 10 years for Seattle’s Thalia Symphony Orchestra. Lives in Port Ludlow and is Co-Artistic Director of the Port Townsend Chamber Music Series. 

Pianist and Violist Sung-Ling Hsu from Taiwan immigrated to the United States in 2014. She started learning the piano at the age of 6 and the viola at the age of 8 and a half. Sung-Ling majored in composition while studying at university. After graduating from university, she worked in scoring and sound effects design. At present she is devoted to chamber music. Sung-Ling is pianist at Port Ludlow Community Church and for Choral Belles, and Co-Artistic Director of the Port Townsend Chamber Music Series.

Cellist Pamela Roberts graduated from UW, studying with Eva Heinitz and Toby Saks. Faculty cellist at U of Puget Sound, principal cello of Tacoma Symphony, solo cellist in Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre Orchestra and fellowship recipient at the Aspen Music Festival. An educational administrator for 30 years, she returned to cello when retired. Principal cellist in Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra and Co-Artistic Director of the Port Townsend Chamber Music Series. Married to drummer Howard Gilbert.

MUSICIANS

Percussionist Thomas Blomster worked as a classical to jazz, rock, and world/ethnic music performer, composer, conductor, arranger and educator across five continents. Studied percussion at Aspen Music School and Hochschule fur Musik in Berlin. Holds degrees in music performance and conducting from Colorado’s Metropolitan State U and U of Denver. Music director of The Mercury Ensemble and Colorado Chamber Orchestra. Married to pianist Nikki Tsuchiya, recently retired to Port Townsend.

Violist Anne Gantz Burns was born and raised in Anchorage. Now calls Poulsbo home along with husband Greg. Principal viola with Anchorage Symphony Orchestra, Opera, and Concert Chorus for 20 years. Soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist. Performed with multiple local symphonies. Current member of Port Angeles Symphony. Maintains private studios in Port Angeles and Poulsbo. Studied at U of Alaska Anchorage with Dr. Russell Guyver. Received Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Retired 2024. 

Drummer Howard Gilbert – member of Seattle Symphony, Opera and Ballet Orchestras for 25 years. Studied with Joe Amato, timpanist of Portland Symphony, and drumset with Candy Finch & Jack Wolcott. Life member of Musician’s Union Local 76-493. Graduated Cornish School of the Arts; studied piano and composition with Stephen Balogh. Performed in Munich as jazz musician – composed music for film industry there. Member of Seattle World’s Fair Band and jobbing drummer in Seattle for over 75 years. 

Pianist Lisa Lanza enjoys a rich life of music through solo performing, collaboration and teaching. Voted “Best Musical Performer of Jefferson County” in 2017, she has performed at the Hebden Bridge Piano Festival in UK and Music at Albignac, France. She earned a Master of Music degree in Piano Performance and Accompanying from the University of Redlands and has studied at the Guildhall with Paul Roberts and in Portugal with Maria João Pires. Lisa is pianist with the Rainshadow Chorale.

Harpist Barbara McColgan Pastore graduated from UCLA (B.S. Engineering) in 1974 and was commissioned in the US Air Force as a second lieutenant. She had an exciting career as a transport pilot, flying C-141 aircraft, and she also served as an air traffic control officer, staff officer, and mission commander for flights supporting the On Site Inspection Agency.  A chance encounter with a small harp at a folk music store led her to eventually playing the pedal harp about twenty years ago.  

Violinist Marina Rosenquist has primarily called the Olympic Peninsula home. A graduate of Lawrence University, she puts her education to use in her private studio, rehearsals, and occasional performances. Marina enjoys the gifts of her simple life in being a mum and wife.

Percussionist George Shaffer is mostly self taught, having played percussion in high school. He then took a twelve year break through college and graduate schools. He resumed playing in Ketchikan when the orchestra timpanist suddenly moved out of town. George has played percussion in the concert bands and orchestras in Ketchikan AK, Sequim and Port Townsend. He believes that playing music in groups is the ultimate team builder.

Lutenist Guy Smith plays trombone for the Port Townsend Orchestra and the Port Townsend Summer Band. In high school he also took up classical guitar which led him to lute music transcriptions. Eventually he learned to read lute tablature, bought a lute, sold the guitar, and never looked back. His current interests are the music of the sixteenth and early seventeenth century, particularly the Elizabethan solo lute repertoire.

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Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra (near Seattle) has Artistic Director and Conductor position now open – see link to application process below

The Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra in Port Townsend, Washington, seeks a new Conductor/Artistic Director to take up the baton starting with our 2027-2028 season. Tigran Arakelyan, our conductor of nine years, will be leaving after this season’s final concert in April 2026. We are grateful for his tremendous contributions to our orchestra.

For application details go to:

https://ptsymphony.org/artistic-director-conductor/

The Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra is excited to announce this request for proposals for the position of Artistic Director and Conductor. Music director jobs represent an exciting area of employment. We have this opening now and are beginning the hiring process with this call for applications. This open job includes an upcoming audition opportunity during the 2026-2027 concert season. Your job application will begin the process of us getting to know you as we search for our new maestro. Our orchestra is located near Seattle on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state.

For application details go to:

https://ptsymphony.org/artistic-director-conductor/

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Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra concert on Dec. 7, 2025, featuring music by Florence Price

Florence Beatrice Price (née Smith; April 9, 1887 – June 3, 1953) was an American classical composer, pianist, organist and music teacher.

Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, Price was educated at the New England Conservatory of Music, and was active in Chicago from 1927 until her death in 1953. Price is noted as the first African-American woman to be recognized as a symphonic composer, and the first to have a composition played by a major orchestra. Price composed over 300 works: four symphonies, four concertos, as well as choral works, art songs, chamber music and music for solo instruments. In 2009, a substantial collection of her works and papers was found in her abandoned summer home.

She gave her first piano performance at the age of four and had her first composition published at the age of 11. According to her daughter, Florence really wanted to be a doctor but felt the difficulties of becoming a woman doctor at the time were too formidable. Instead, she became that even greater rarity—a woman composer of symphonies. (Text from Wikipedia)

PROGRAM

Jacques Offenbach: Overture to La Belle Hélène

Bizet, Farandole from L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 with Dana Odell, guest conductor (PT Ballet auction winner)

Tchaikovsky Sleeping Beauty Suite

intermission

Florence Price, Concert Overture No. 2

Bizet, Carmen Suite No. 2

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PTSO Oct. 26, 2025 concert featuring Sous Chef on piano, modular synthesizer, and sampler

Sous Chef is a French Canadian/American musician/composer raised in Seattle with a music composition degree (with honors) from McGill University. He spent the last decade touring around the US, Canada, Japan & Europe with rum.gold, High Pulp, sunking, dentaru no tsuba, and occasionally solo as sous chef; producing records, composing, and making indie films scores while living between Seattle and BC. His bands have played on KEXP many times, been featured in the New York Times, and two of them are signed to Anti-Records.

Sous Chef has been a long time collaborator of artist Tsubasa Kato and has worked on pieces exhibited all over Japan including the Tokyo City Opera Art Gallery as well as abroad in Hong Kong, Finland, and the US & Canada. Now local (based in his Renton studio he built in 2024), he is exploring a more multimedia-based approach branching out from the purely musical, with aspirations of reaching ever greater means of expression. Based on his use of ancient and highly modern instruments, in conjunction with his deep love of film, his inspiration spans centuries and attempts to blend these seemingly distant and disparate elements together to create something wholly unique.

PROGRAM

William Grant Still, Threnody In Memory of Jan Sibelius
Sous Chef, Pas un Monde Mais un Miroir for keyboard, piano, electronics and orchestra *Premiere

intermission
Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 2

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Port Townsend Chamber Music Series – Oct. 18, 2025

Saturday, October 18, 2025 at 2 pm

Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
45 Redeemer Way, Chimacum

This highly successful, FREE concert series featured local award-winning soloists, recitalists, chamber musicians and PTSO members. We payed to another packed house and featured 15 performers – musicians, poet and narrator. Donations are always gratefully accepted at the door. No tickets or reservations are required. A short reception was held after the concert.

Artistic directors for the series are pianists Michael Carroll and Sung-Ling Hsu, and cellist Pamela Roberts.

FEATURED ARTISTS WERE: Tamara Rotz, flute; Kristina Holm, bassoon; Karl Perry, violin; Pat Gunning, Philip Hirschi and Pamela Roberts, cello; Jessica Larson, Michael Carroll and Sung-Ling Hsu, piano; Vincent Oneppo, Al Thompson, Stephanie M. Neumann and Jonathan Doyle, saxophone; Merion Wright, narrator; Kathryn Hunt, poet and Philip Hirschi, composer.

For bios go to: https://ptsymphony.org/chamber-music-series-musicians/

PROGRAM

Violin Sonata No. 5 in F major, Op. 24 by Ludwig van Beethoven
Pavane, Op. 50 for Saxophone Quartet by Gabriel Fauré (arr. Eddie Jennings) 
Classics for Saxophone Quartet by George Gershwin
Duet for Two Cellos Op. 22, No. 1 by Friedrich August Kummer
Sonata for Flute and Piano, FP 164 by Francis Poulenc 
“Recuerdo/On the Ferry” for Bassoon, Cello and Narrator (world premiere) by Philip Hirschi
“Do You Consider Yourself a Nature Poet?” for Bassoon, Cello and Narrator (world premiere)  by Philip Hirschi
Hungarian Dance #1 and #5 for Piano Duo by Johannes Brahms

Questions? Contact Pamela Roberts at pamelaroberts1@gmail.com.

The chamber concerts are attracting a devoted audience and word is getting out among musicians that it provides a fulfilling performance avenue for them. We keep our concerts to about one hour in length and feel positive about providing valuable and accessible musical experiences for the community. Join us!

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2025 PTSO Young Artist Competition Participants and Prize Winners!

CONGRATULATIONS! 2025 PTSO Young Artist Competition Participants and Prize Winners!

March 29, 2025 – Port Townsend. Today we had the privilege to hear a dynamic and impressive mix of Jefferson County’s young musical artists in performance at Grace Lutheran Church in Port Townsend. They competed with poise, fantastic preparation and positive sportsmanship. The music was moving and audience members enjoyed every minute of the day’s music. The party atmosphere helped keep nerves calm and laughter was ever present. It was truly a beautiful event both musically and socially.

Our judges, violist Tyrone Beatty, oboist Anne Krabil and cellist Pamela Roberts had a tough time narrowing down the list to choose prize winners. All the musicians were well prepared and each had special elements to their performances. As a result EVERY musician who participated will receive a certificate, financial check and three judging sheets with detailed comments to provide critical feedback and to acknowledge their incredible dedication and hard work!

2025 YAC PARTICIPANTS WERE:

JUNIOR DIVISION: Juniper Fleischer (piano and viola), Charlotte Hines (violin), Annaleigh Harrison (piano), Darius Weinblatt (violin), and William Morgensen (string bass). Awards were as follows:

1st Prize – Juniper Fleischer
2nd Prize – Darius Weinblatt and William Morgensen
3rd Prize – Annaleigh Harrison
Achievement Award – Charlotte Hines

SENIOR DIVISION: Amidah Soong (violin), Marie Morgensen (violin), Kai Anderson (violin), Fiona Skidmore (viola), Leah Ferland (violin), Xavier Cooper (violin), Mikhail Groth (tenor saxophone), Chase Gardner (cello), C.J. Fisher (French horn), Isabella Ferland (string bass), Steven Woolbright (snare drum), Oliver Banks (piano), Hayden Montgomery (percussion). Awards were as follows:

1st Prize – Steven Woolbright
2nd Prize – Hayden Montgomery
3rd Prize – Chase Gardner
Conductor’s Award-Chase Gardner & Steven Woolbright

Achievement Awards – Amidah Soong, Marie Morgensen, Kai Anderson, Fiona Skidmore, Leah Ferland, Xavier Cooper, Mikhail Groth, C.J. Fisher, Isabella Ferland, and Oliver Banks.

Thank you to everyone, who contributed to this successful event, ESPECIALLY PARENTS/GUARDIANS. Thank you to MUSIC TEACHERS, who are doing a great job developing our local talent. Thank you also to Karl Perry (photographer and certificates), Cathi McDade and Nan Tyrrell (hostesses), Lesa Barnes (flowers and award checks), Kristin Smith (planning), Vincent Oneoppo (poster design), and Mike McCleron (planning support). Thank you to Crissy at Grace Lutheran Church for logistics and the church for hosting this important event for our local youth.

A special thanks to our PTSO Conductor Tigran Arakelyan, who inspired this competition and who leads multiple efforts to benefit young musicians.

We hope to see you all again next year. Best wishes and keep playing!

Music can change the world.

Pamela Roberts, Coordinator
PTSO Young Artist Competition
Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra

(Photos by Karl Perry)

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Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra concert – Sunday, April 27, 2025 at 2 pm

Poster by Pamela Roberts.

Mark Hilliard Wilson has an engaging approach to teaching and programing concerts that draws from the deep well of history and a desire to relate contemporary interests to universal themes. He founded the Seattle Guitar Orchestra in 2000 and became the cathedral guitarist at St. James Cathedral in Seattle 2006. He has taught at Whatcom Community College, Bellevue College, the Rosewood Guitar and is currently at the Holy Names Academy, his compositions are published by Seconda Prattica and performed widely. Recently Wilson premiered a concerto written for him by the Ukrainian composer Oleg Boyko.  Recently Wilson will be directed Guitar ensembles in the premier of a work he commissioned from Boyko at the 2023 Northwest Guitar Festival in Bellingham, Wa.  2023, released on Bandcamp The Music of Taiwo Adegoke, Changing the canon of the classical guitar with music from Nigeria. Music for Seattle Guitar Orchestra and cello and classical guitar featuring cellist Abbie Eads.  

In 2024 Wilson has worked with Scribe Studios to release a 6 set of music videos based on Wilson’s collaboration with Ukrainian composer in exile Oleg Boyko. Wilson worked with the Seattle Classic Guitar Society to commission a work called Secret Life of Trees for the Seattle Guitar Orchestra.  Further performances were o KING FM Northwest Focus Live and then the work was recorded at St James Cathedral with additional footage at Chuckanut mountain in Bellingham. 

Wilson is an in demand concerto soloist performing Joaquin Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez with the Westsound Bremton Symphony the Octava orchestra in 2023 and in 2024 Wilson performed the other famous concerto by Rodrigo, the Fantasia para Gentilehombre with the Orquestra Northwest and the Octava orchestra. In April 2025 Wilson will perform the Heitor Villa Lobos concerto with the Port Townsend Symphony under the direction of Tigran Arakelyan.

PROGRAM

Heitor Villa-Lobos, Guitar Concerto with Mark Hilliard Wilson
John Williams arr. Jerry Brubaker, Harry Potter and the Goblin of Fire
John Willaims arr. Sean O’Loughlin, Star Wars, The Force Awakens
John Williams and John Ottman arr. Victor Lopez, Superman Returns
John Williams arr. Custer, Jurassic Park

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PTSO Chamber Music Series – Sat., April 26, 2025 at 2 pm; Grace Lutheran Church in Port Townsend

Poster and photo by Pamela Roberts.

PTSO Chamber Music Series features international mix of composers

The Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra (PTSO) Chamber Music Series will be hosted at Grace Lutheran Church in Port Townsend (1120 Walker St.) on Saturday, April 26 at 2 pm.

This free concert series features local soloists, chamber musicians and PTSO members. Donations are gratefully accepted at the door. No tickets or reservations are required. There will be a short reception after the concert.

Sung-Ling Hsu, recently appointed co-artistic director, shared, “This concert features an exciting international mix of composers from France, the United States, Switzerland, Russia, Argentina, and Austria. As an artistic director it’s been fun scouting around for new works. Of course, once we identify the pieces we must recruit musicians. We are fortunate to have eight experienced musicians performing in this concert, including a full quartet of strings, in addition to piano, flute and clarinet.”

Featured artists for this program are Marina Rosenquist, violin; Sara Mary Hall, violin; Tamara Rotz, violin and flute; Sung-Ling Hsu, viola and piano; Pamela Roberts, cello; Joel Wallgren, clarinet; Michael Carroll, piano;  and Helen Lauritzen, piano.

“These programs last about one hour with no intermission, a concert model that has proven to be quite popular with our local audience members,” stated Michael Carroll, co-artistic director.

PROGRAM

~  Sonata for Cello and Piano in A major, FWV 8 – Allegretto poco mosso by Cesar Franck.

~  Quartet No. 2 in D major for Strings,  Allegro moderato by Alexander Borodin.

~  La Calle 92 Duet for Viola and Cello by Astor Piazzolla.

~  Trio in D Major, Hob. XV:16 for Flute, Cello and Piano by Joseph Haydn.

~  String Trio In D minor – Allegretto by Volkmar Andreae.

~  Première Rhapsodie for Clarinet and Piano by Claude Debussy.

~ Piano Trio in B flat Major Op. 65 – Tranquillo by Arthur Foote.

ARTISTIC DIRECTORS

Michael Carroll, piano, studied with Robert Van Meter at Clarion State College in Pennsylvania. An experienced soloist, as well as choral and vocal accompanist, he was the staff pianist and program annotator for Seattle’s Thalia Symphony Orchestra for ten years. Michael lives in Port Ludlow and is pianist with the PTSO.

Sung-Ling Hsu, piano and viola, immigrated to the U.S. from Taiwan. At university she majored in composition and after graduating worked in scoring and sound effects design. She lives in Quilcene and is highly devoted to chamber music. She is pianist at Port Ludlow Community Church and PTSO’s principal violist. 

Pamela Roberts, cello, graduated from the UW, studying with Eva Heinitz and Toby Saks. She was faculty cellist at the University of Puget Sound and a fellowship recipient at the Aspen Music Festival. A retired educational administrator, she lives in Quilcene and is the PTSO’s principal cellist.

MUSICIANS

Marina Rosenquist, violin, has primarily called the Olympic Peninsula home. A graduate of Lawrence University, she puts her education to use in her private studio, rehearsals, and occasional performances. Marina enjoys the gifts of her simple life in being a mum and wife.

Sara Mary Hall, violin, is a scientist by training with over 25 years of gene therapy experience as co-founder/CEO of biotech companies. She specializes in disorders of the eye. She has led multiple initiatives for women and girls in STEAM (STEM plus the Arts) and is PTSO’s principal of the second violin section.

Helen Lauritzen, piano, founded the Seattle Peace Chorus, which she directed for 14 years. In Port Townsend Helen accompanies singers and instrumentalists, sings in RainShadow Chorale and directs the local Threshold Choir.

Dr. Tamara Rotz, violin and flute, has a Master of Music Performance degree specializing in historical performance on flute, violin and viola. With a Ph.D. in Learning Technologies, she works at Peninsula College as the eLearning Administrator. She is a coach for the Kitsap Philharmonic Youth Symphony and a PTSO member.

Joel Wallgren, clarinet, is a graduate of Northwestern University where he studied with Russell Dagon, Steven Cohen, and J. Lawrie Bloom. He is Executive Director of the Poulsbo Community Orchestra where he works to keep classical music alive in our community.

For more information go to https://ptsymphony.org/chamber-music-series/.